Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 560
ig. 223, d) closely corresponds with that ofthe Hydra; and the mode in which they obtain their food isessentially the same. Of the products of digestion, however, aportion finds its way down into the tubular stem, for the nou-rishment of the general fabric; and very much the same kindof circulatory… … Campanularia gelatvnosa:—A, upper part of the stem and branches,of the natural size; b, a small portion enlarged, showing the structnreof the animal; a, terminal branch bearing polypes; h, polype-budpartially developed; c, homy cell, containing the expanded polype d;e, ovarian capsule, containing…
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